Two Bit Circus founder Brent Bushnell is photographed in his arcade at Third Street Promenade in Santa Monica. (Christina House/Los Angeles Times) Before me stands a glistening silver box — sleek, ...

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Have you ever wanted to be served a cocktail made by a robot, dabble in virtual reality or get lost in the story of an escape room? Now you can — and all under one roof. Two Bit Circus is a ...

Ever wanted to try your hand at navigating a spaceship, exploring an underground mineshaft, or battling a minotaur? You can experience each of those–and a whole lot more–at the Two Bit Circus ...

Two Bit Circus has opened a “Park as a Platform” program to enable game developers to create location-based entertainment more quickly and easily. During its development, Two Bit Circus‘ founders ...

LOS ANGELES--(BUSINESS WIRE)--Two Bit Circus, Inc., an experiential entertainment leader and creators of the world’s first Micro-Amusement Parks, today announced the addition of another tentpole to ...

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In a humming warehouse in Los Angeles, two self-proclaimed "mad inventors" are creating the future of fun with their start-up, Two Bit Circus. The company — made up of a band of mad scientists, ...